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Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
LAMAR EXPl AIMS

WASHINGTON, Nov 12.-Secretary Lamar
during an interview with an Associated
Press reporter today, said that in view of
the published statement that his letter to
Commissioner Sparks had been submitted
TO and approved by the president before it
was sent to Commissioner Sparks
he wished TO say that neither the president
nor any member of the cabinet, and. in
deed no one outside of his own Office. so
far as he knew, he had knowledge. what
ever, of the receipt of the commissioners
letter thereto until il was delivered to the
president last evening The secretary
Wished that this statement be made public
in justice to all concerned
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
A PRISONERS CLEVER ESCAPE

REDWOOD, CITY, Cal, Nov 12-Wm.
Hines who was convicted last week of
abducting Ella Leary, of this town, broke
jail during the night and escaped. Hines
was to have been taken to Folsom this
morning to serve a sentence OF five years.
Last night the jailor entered the corridor
and locked up the prisoners. In looking
in Hines cell he saw what he supposed
the prisoner lying on a cot, and accordingly
locked the cell, but a close examination
this morning shows that it was dummy,
carefully arranged TO deceive the unsus-
pecting jailer. During yesterday Hines
hid himself in the water closet, and when
the jaiIer had completed his rounds. with
the aid of an iron bar he removed the
bricks from the wall and departed for parts
unknown the wall was five bricks in thick
ness, and to work through with a bar
would take but "a short time
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AT THEIR FUTURE HOME.

JOLIET, Nov. 12-Out of the windows of
the train which was bearing Fielden and
Schwab 70 the penitentiary at Joliet. very
few Were seen at the depots along the
route. and the deputies who had the prison
ers IN charge experienced no difficulty
whatever during the trip The train
reached the depot in Joliet ar 230 o'clock
and the convicted anarchists were march
ed up the grayelled route 10 the penitent-
larry. TheG were escorted in an inner
room. where they were stripped of their
clothing and treated to bath. Fielden
seemed TO enjoy it. and frequently smiled
while being rubbed by the attendant.
After the bath was over. the prisoners
were
GIVEN A STRIPED SUIT.
which is the garb of the convicts, and were
told to try them on. They were easily
fitted and were then taken To the barber
shop where they were shorn of their long
boards and had their hair cropped short,
Fielden presented melancholy look on his
face while his long beard was being cut of.
sighed deeply as he looked at himself in a
small mirror which hung in front OF him
on the wall Immediately after being
shaved Receiving Officer w P Luke, gave
them their numbers. Fielden was assign
ed 10 cell No. ssae and Schwab to cell Ss2s.
They were then taken 10 the
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Administrators Notice.
To the heirs al law of Benjamin W Bailey
deceased:

To the heirs al law of Benjamin W Bailey.
deceased:
You are notified that the undersigned
administrator of said estate did on the Ilth
day OF November, lSs1, Tile IN the probate
court OF SedgEiek county, Kansas, a petl-
ton PRAYING FOR an order Of said court au-
'thor;zinE him 70 sell az private sale. the
following rial estate belonging 10 said de
ce1enr to-wit: Lots No - and y. on
Power street. in block ], IN South Cniver-
sity Place addition 10 the city Of Wichita
Sedgwick county. Kansas. and that said
petition will be heard by said courr at It's
Office il the civ Of Wichita Kansas. on
the nth cay Of November. iss1, at the hour
Of o'clock .. NJ. Of said day ut which time
you can sppear and show cause II any exist
why said lots should not BIZ sold
List IA. MILLER, Administrator.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
THE HARPER TICKET ELECTED

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
ANTHONY, Kan, Nov. 12-The commits
sioners have finished the canvas for county
officers and the face of the returns give the
Harper ticket small majorities The re-
turns indicate that great frauds were per-
petrated in the northern part of the
county. The candidates ON the Anthony
part of the county ticket will contest the
election. 1t is believed that an honest
vote and count would elect them by ma
jorities ranging from $50 to 800.
Strangers are coming now to our county
and we look for better times
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
MURDER CASE ABANDONED

VANDALIA, Ill, Nov. 12.-George Meek,
a young man of this city. was arrested re-
Gently on warrant issued by the coroner
The inquest over the body Of a male infant
found in an old coal shaft in this city re
suited in the jury finding that said child
came to its death at the hands of one Rose
Cullum. the child's mother assisted by
George Meek Meek was given hearing
before Squire futile today and was dis
against him. The whereabouts Of Miss
CUllum are unknown. She fed before the
coroner's jury had finished its investiga-
rinD
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
c. LOUISE KELLOGG MARRIED.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov 12.-The
Journal correspondent at Elkhart. informs
that paper that Clara Louise Kellogg and
her manager. Carl Strokosch, were married
at that place on Wednesday night. at the
close of the entertainment given by the com
Pany tba Every possible effort 9 was made to
weeks, the record of the marriage being
hidden and the officials and officiating
clergymen pledged to secrecy Notwith-
standing these precautions the news be-
came public property
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
NATURES FASHION PLATE

We can show our new evening
dreS goods and make them up at
short notice. New Colorings are
the thing his year. This autumn
tints Of Natures Fashion Plate.
the forest leaf, the fading rose
the fluttering bird and the famil-
lar evening sunset sky, are al re
produced and combined TO adorn
the female form divine, at 90 cts
to So per yeard. That ought
to b. cheap enough. Come To US
for these things.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
BANK ROsRER CAUGHT.

CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-On Friday. Septem-
Der 10, the Union National bank of Duluth.
Mimi, missed a package of 81. 500. Sus-
picion pointed to young clerk in the
bank named w. Bickell, and the suspicion
was confirmed IN this city Friday. when he
confessed to Pinkerton detective that he
had distracted the money from the vault
while the cashier was reading newspaper
All the money was recovered excepting
Sl5o. He was taken TO Duluth tonight,
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
Card to the Public.

We. the undersigned, take pleasure to
notify the public in general that we have
eight first-class BARRIERS in the city, and
that we run first-class shop in every re-
spect, clean and orderly. We use the only
brand importing perfumery. We wish the
public to give us a trial and we will war
rant satisfaction. Ladies' and children's
work speciality from to p. m. by Mr..
Forecast, who has years of experience.
Thanking the people for past patronage,
we remain, Yours, etc,
BoNNETTI & PoRCASSI,
153-1t Model Barber shop, 226 E. Douglas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
CIMARRON WINS,

CIMARRoN, Kan. Nov. 12-In compli-
ance with a decision of the supreme court
today and canvassed the returns for the
location of the permanent county seat
Cimarron was found TO have majority of
forty-three over Ingalls,, and was duly de
clared elected. All the officers on the Gin
AKRON ticket were elected Cimarron is
duly celebrating her victory tonight. Thus
peaceably ends the most desperate county
seat fight in western Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
EEardf,n'S Szle

For sale, the north half Of the east half
of the southwest quarter Of section 8, in
township - range l east.
The above described land belongs 10 the
estate of &. c. Aliisuon. and viii be On sale
for few DAYS. This land is near the 10
cation OF the Congregational college
.6-t< L B. .JEWETT.
Guardian for the heirs, Office Temple block
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
" q Riddell & Co

u. Q. Riddell & Co, over Kansas Ma
tional bank Main street, are headquarters
for the following additions: Paramount.
Getto, Logan, Spring Grove and Clement
Our list is full of both residence and bust
hess property; we will De glad 10 show
strangers and customersoyer our city. hay-
ing been in ehe real estate business for
sometime. we control some of the best
property IN the city. Call and see Us over
Kansas National bank, Main street ".
.. Riddell q CO. Hit
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
Cimarron Wins the County Seatship
of Gray County, Over Ingalls,
Trouble in Seward.
Harper County Election Settled-An An
archist Wake SpOiled---Iamar'S Talk
About His Letter to Sparks.
Clara Louise Kellogg and Her Manager Got
Married the Other Day at Elkhart,
Ind.--0ther News.
TIE WEAIHER

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov Is, a. m-For
Kansas: Slightly colder; fair weather;
light to variable winds.
For Missouri: Fair weather; light to
fresh southerly winds, shifting to westerly
colder in western portion; slightly warmer
in eastern portion.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
SEWARD COUNTY TRoviRI

EMPoRIA, Kan, Nov. IA special dis
patch to the EmpOria Republican says the
two rival towns for the county seat of Sew
ard county, Springfield and Fargo Springs.
have had another test election. Both
towns nominated an entire county ticket.
thus indirectly opening up the county seat
fight again, resulting in the election of the
entire FARGO Springs ticket
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
10 co 10 a REHEINLE

WATERBURY, Conn. Nov. 12-The Nag
uantuck Agitator, weekly run in the
interest of the labor party. and managed
by Henry c. Baldwin. came out yesterday
with reversed column rules in sympathy
with the dead anarchists The stocEhold-
ers have held meeting and voted 10 put
the concern into the hands of a receiver
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Tic YOU teet Soldier Of AfnerIcd, b5 ueH' JUL"
A. Logan.
1t is the richest legacy the great Logan
has left to the people he served SO well. 1t
will last as a monument TO his greatness
and will ALWAYS be cherished as the crown
ing work of man who knew nothing but
right and feared nothing but wrong.
1t shows up in glaring light the opera.
lions of the "arny ring" by means OF
which ''the favored few" have been pam
pered and fattened at the expense OF the
faithful many.
Order copy. Agents wanted. Z: A.
Power, general agent, Wichita, Kan. 153-1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Next term OF the College of Music
begins on Tuesday. Noveber Is
Students register now
Over 50 music pupils in attendance
this term, and prospects very favorable
for large increase in all departments
Open TO everyone who desires
the advantages OF first class school.
Pupils Of all grades admitted
l41-l3t JOHN ". METcALF, Director.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
PaXING BUSINESS

CINCINNATI, Nov 12-The receipts Of the
BOoth-Barrett combination for the week
ending tonight amount 10 SCI .0O0-a larger
sum than mas ever been realized in a thea
ter except during the dramatic festival.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

buggy purchased of Messrs Kelly & Dun
bar at cost of $50. which will be given
to my patrons soon after the holidays. J.
c. Woodwork, City Shoe Store, 156 n.
Main street d153-lt
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SAL I Al EANENWORTA

LRAvENwoRTH, Kan, Nov 12-Kansas
City workmen at the gas well today struck
a stream of salt water, which is a good in
dication that natural gas will soon be
found. There is unusual interest over this
discovery
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
Law School Of Garfield University.

begin Nov. Is, 1857. Applicants FOR adIni-
sion viii please meet the instructors upon
that date at ] 30 p. m a. the South western
Business college, corner Of Douglas and
Topeka avenue For information a. u
cours OF study and terms Ct admission call
at roo n g. Fechheimer block dl5l-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Consult your interest. call and see Raw
Inns elegant new gallery, instrument, seen
cry and the finest photos in the west at
low rates; LOG Main, front entrance north
of Douglas. 153-2t
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will sell YOU boots and shoes as cheap
as any man ON earth and with every Dur-
chase you will have chance on buggy for
which paid Messrs Kelly & Dunbar $50.
J. c. Woodwork, City Shoe Store, 156 n.
Main street. d153-lt
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DressmakiuQ.

We are prepared to do fashionable dress
making in all the latest styles. We are
from Cincinnati We guarantee satisfac-
ton. Room 49, third floor, Getto's build
ing, corner Main and Second.
153 IS BARRETT & WOOD.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
F.ne,.rs, AGENCY. ssa Ohio Stree,

Has Just received another fine lot OF sing
ing and talking birds Parrots. - to sI2
each Southern hooking birds Fine i'm
Guinea Digs di5-2ft
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desire the position of cook in. small
family. | can give entire satisfaction and
the best of references. Address, with in
structions to call, 1851. 1856
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Just received. a car of choice Rhode
Island Greetings at c. I. Fuiler's I50-4t
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
KANSAS NEWS.
WILL MEET I'M KANSAS.

Special dispatch to the Eagle
CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-The next national
vember, 1885
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

California eyaporat<ss aps.cots = cents
pound AZ ;. NJ supply Co. ls7-t.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Before buyinz boots and SHOES, go azd
examine goods and get ps1ees AZ Locke &
Fladeiss', corner Main and First ol1II
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
d-153-1t

Kearney & Taylor, in the elegant new
Mossbacher building, will be ready for
business on Monday, Nov. 18th, and glad
TO see all old friends and customers l53-It
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Garfield University.

Fancy evaporated apples l25S cents a
pound at 5. " Supply Co. l47-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Stewart Bros. architectural iron works,
No. 332 South 4th ave, will quote you fac
tory prices on fire escapes, anchors.
bolts, building iron work of
all descriptions at remarkably
low prices Endless varieties of iron
fencing from 10c to SIPS per foot put up
complete. You will save money by calling
on them. All orders promptly attended
to. 153- 1t
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d-153-1t

Spiced pigs feet, at Jno. A. Jewett &, Co.
101 East Douglas 153 3t
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The Volunteer Soldier Of America, by General
John 4. Logan.

1t points out the dangers of all ''class
distinctions" as opposed to the broad prin-
ciples of true democracy" upon which
principle alone our Institutions can rest
secure.
1t is, emphatically, a book of the people,
for the people, and by man who was in
the truest sense, ''one of the people"
Order a copy. Agents wanted c. A.
Power, general agenet, Wichita, Kan
153-1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Utah potatoes g. a bashei al S. n snr-
ply Co A-S
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

/ paid Messrs. Kelly & Dunbar $50 for
that buggy. Every pair of shoes you buy
OF me gives you one chance, and then
pledge myself to sell as good shoes for the
money as any man in the state
j. c. WOODwORTH,
City Shoe Store,
d-153-1t $50 North Main ST.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Try our fancy butter, no better made
Jno A. Jewett 81 Co., 10Y East Douglas.
153 BIT
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Choice eating apples 81 bushel at s. II.
Supply Co. lift
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

We negotiate loans and mortgages, both
for investors or borrowers. n. w. PIKE,
153 Il ia North Main street
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
xrfsS-

Good secondhand safe and fst-top desk:
must be cheap. Add, Lock Box 2la
dfS1--f
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Money by the Barre

To loan on approved security. Long or
short time. Rates reasonable.
153 Il n. w. PIKE,
ia North Main street, room 2.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

The finest country butter in the city at
Jno. \. Jewett s Co., 107 East Douglas
avenue. Io3 81
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Robt. SpGrgin & Co. Eagle building
the safe real estate agents I5l-Zt
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Try our fancy butter, no better made.
Jno. \. Jewett q Co., 107 East Douglas.
l53 St
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

2cans tomatoes for p cts. at S. NJ Sup
ply Co. I41-tI
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

No more Ben DAVIS for Ere, when can
buy those delieiogs old New Workers Al
C. l FUllers- lso-4s
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Bulk cassup = c~n.s goilon, : " Sup
ply co h47-g
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

The best meal in the city is at the Good
year House. d-153-1t*
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Y rhipc

Spiced pigs feet, at Jno 4. Jewett &
Co, l01 East Douglas 153 st
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Where do You eat your Sunday dinners'
At the Goodyear House d-153-lt#
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Buy your boots and shoes at the CITY
Shoe store-get them cheap-and get
chance on that fine buggy
j. c. WOoDwoRTH
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13

Apples in barrels at C I. Fuller's. BOAT
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
4 lot OF 4O-inCh check flannel
in dress goods for 80 1-2 cents

A new lot OF braid sets for
skirt and waist trimming. at q rs
for the sett. This sett is entirely
new and very deSirab Die.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-13
On There

English plumb pudding for Sunday din
ner at the Goodyear House d153-lt"
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THB WICHITA school.
FOR BOYS.

Preparation for Business, Col
lege or University.
Boys may be entered at any
time.
Number Of pupils limited 70
thirty.
For testimonials and circulars
address either Of the principals,
pOStOffice box 7O5.
EDGAR 3. Il ! YMOND,
ARTHUR LEFEVRE,
d-I47-1m Principals.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-01-26
A GRAND MOVEMENT.
A Grass Growers Association for Pied
mont North Carolina.

We take special pleasure in an
nouncing the fact that a number of
progressive farmers Of this county,
residing in the vicinity of kerners-
vile have organized a grass growers
association to be known as the Grass
Growers Association of Piedmont
North Carolina. We take pleasure
IN the announcement because we
think it one of the most important
movements ever inaugurated to slim
ulate and foster the agricultural
interests of the State. In the Pied
mont section of North Carolina and
IN other sections of the State there
mas been gratifying progress made
IN grass culture and stock raising,
out there has been no cooperative
effort and consequently the benefits
OF a cooperation have not been with
ID the reach of the grass growers.
The object of this organization will
be to encourage the farmers who
belong to it to SOW grass by secur-
ing seed at the lowest market price,
by seeking and furnishing such in
formation as they may need as to
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-01-26

the best grasses to cultivate, the best
methods of culture, methods of cur-
ing, preparing for market, mar
keting, etc. There is a nominal fee
Of fifty cents charged to pay Incl
dental expenses and the expenses
of a travelling agent whom they pro-
pose to send in the field to repre-
sent their organization and induce
farmers to join it. With the increase
of membership that is confidently
expected it is thought that the fifty
cents annual fee will be amply
sufficient to V all expenses.
Arrangements will be made with re-
sponsiblc houses within easy reach
Of members of the association to
furnish seed at wholesale cash price
in large or small quantities so that
every member can secure all the
seed he wants at the very lowest
figure, which is a very important
item to begin with. We have time
and time again asserted in these col
umns that to grass culture the farm
ers of North Carolina must look for
relief from some of the burdens that
have weighted them down and
disasters that stare them in the face.
Without grass our de-fertilized lands
can never be restored to fertility.
With cotton not paying the cost of
cultivation and tobacco a drug upon
the market 1.-TWO Of the crops upon
which SO many of the farmers de-
pend) there is little to encourage
the farmer who sticks to these
or to pay him for his sweat and toll.
He must limit his production OF
these, enrich his lands and by a sys-
tenn of intensive farming MAKE the
few acres produce more than the
many do now. This cannot be done
with imported fertilizers at high
price, but must be done with home
made and there cannot be a
suficiency of home made manure
without grass and stock to eat the
grass and help make the manure.
This is evident to every man who
will give the subject a moments
thought. 1t was evident to the
progressive farmers near Kerners-
vile who conceived and carried
out the idea of the grass growers as
ISOLATION. THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
congratulates them on the splen-
did movement and will take pleas
ure in keeping the farmers of the
State informed of it's progress.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-01-26

John Powers. negro, entered the
store Of Mr.. J. B. Warren. Tuesday
night, and lifted some goods and small
change. He passed the change which
was identified, and led to his arrest
Saturday. On his person was found a
kew which would unlock about six teen
stores in Winston.
-Messrs. Vaughn Il Pepper have
purchased from Messrs. Hodgin q Sulli-
van, the brick store on the corner, front
ing the court house square, and lot. The
lot is 70 feet front, running back 100 feet
on fourth street. We understand that
the purchasers will erect a four story
brick building, which they hope to have
ready for occupancy by the coming fall.
RABBIT SKINs.-Messrs. Vaughn Il
Pepper in one day last week shipped
North 1898 dozens of rabbit skins, and
it wasn't a good day for rabbit skins
neither. Not as much attention is given
to the rabbit skin trade here, as in other
points in the State, some Of which ship
incredible quantities, which shows the
reproductive capacity of the rabbit and
how hard he is to exterminate.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-01-26
goeals.

Mr.. A. K. Bowers, who was stricken
with paralysis on 18th inst, died last
Friday night.
Forsyth County will be well repre-
sented in the Farmers Convention at
Raleigh to-day. Every club in the coun-
ty has appointed one O. more delegates.
DR.. Bagwell, formerly pastor of the
NJ. E. Church in this city, now a resident
of Charlotte, has become agent for Life
Insurance Company.
Read advertisement of A.C. Vogler,
the well-known furniture maker and
dealer in Salem. He means business
and you can rely upon what he says.
Capt. S. E. Allen, of this city has
been granted another patent on his car
lock seal, covering some new features
not contained in the patent previously
granted.
MIR. r. Stephens and C. A. Hege
have made arrangements to start a fur
niture mandatory at the Salem Iron
Works. This is an enterprise that ought
to pay.
We understand that some parties
from the North have been writing to
ascertain what inducements Winston
and Salem offer for the establishment OF
street cars.
Salem lost Monday morning an old
and well-known citizen, Mr.. F. w.
Meller, who died at his residence in that
city. He was quita eyed and had been
in feeble condition for sometime.
The Central Hotel which will here
after be run by that excellent host, Mr..
Belo now, with the carpenters hammer
and the painters brush, shows we'll. Mr..
Belo has given it a new name, the Ho-
tel Fountain"
CLOVER SEED.-Col. r. M. Holt saved
last wear from his Linwood farm 225
bushels of clover seed which he offers
for sale. as will be seen by advertisement
elsewhere, at prices considerably less
than Northern seed.
Temperature for the past seven days,
taken at 9 a. M, by a Signal Service
Thermometer. at Ashcraft Il Owens
drug store:
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Winston Tobacto @arket,

For want of a Season, sales have been
light since last report until to-day
Tuesday.) Considerable improvement
to-day in quantity as we'll as some in
quality. We note good demand for all
colory and desirable tobaccos.
CORRECTED WEEKLY AT H
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-01-26
TOBACCO SEED

THE BEST VARIETIES FOR every
l. type of tobacco. Get the best and
grow tine tobacco, which is wanted and
always pays. Price % cents per ounce
or 800 per pound. Write for descript-
i've list of Tobacco Seed and the best and
most prolific SEED CORN.
r. L. RAGLAND,
49-1mo. HycO, Virginia.